Troy Calypso

SETTING: Time Period: 56th century, 5534.

Planets:

• Aquator – Oceanic world of scattered islands known for tourism and exporting water to other planets.
• Artemis – A rugged and wild planet known for its harsh landscapes and survivalist culture.
• Athenas – A serene, monastic planet ruled by peaceful orders dedicated to spiritual enlightenment.
• Demophon – A militarized world known for conflict and dangerous assignments.
• Dionysus – A lush, vibrant world associated with passion, beauty, and intensity.
• Eden – A massive gas giant with several inhabited moons.
• Epitah – A mysterious planet hiding a powerful Vault.
• Eunomia – A desert world home to seafarers and treasure hunters.
• Grophic IV – A quiet planet ideal for retirement and relaxation.
• Heck – A haunted world inhabited by restless spirits.
• Hedon-3 – A decadent world famed for indulgence and excess.
• Hephaestus – A volcanic planet of inventors and weaponsmiths.
• Hera – A cold, industrial planet scarred by violence and conflict.
• Hestias – A war-torn planet remembered for disastrous military operations.
• Hermes – A helium-rich world orbiting a blue giant star.
• Hieronymous – A militaristic world producing disciplined soldiers.
• Honus 4651 – An arid planet of wastelands, canyons, and rocky mesas.
• Isolus – A technological world where innovation can lead to betrayal.
• Junpai-7 – Oceanic planet known for its massive deep-sea creatures and military conflicts.
• Minos Prime – A shattered ring planet haunted by ancient guardians.
• Menoetius – A rugged planet producing powerful fighters and laborers.
• Nekrotafeyo – The ancient Eridian homeworld containing vast alien ruins.
• Pandora – Harsh, desolate world filled with danger and hidden secrets.
• Promethea – A sprawling urban planet marked by corporate war and technological progress.
• Sercannus-3 – A war-torn planet where rival corporations wage destructive campaigns.
• Tantalus – A conflict-heavy planet known for mercenary warfare.
• Themis – A militarized planet hosting elite platoons.
• Thrace – A devastated world tied to failed missions and chaos.
• Xylourgos – Frozen world of ancient horrors and resilient wildlife.

Moons:

• Eden-3 – Moon with strict societal laws and cold climates.
• Eden-4 – Academic moon known for its advanced megaversities.
• Eden-5 – Corrupt, urbanized moon rife with law enforcement abuse.
• Eden-6 – Swampy moon home to the Jakobs weapon manufacturers.
• Eden-7 – Remote moon mentioned for its minor settlements.
• Elpis – The shattered, atmosphere-fragile moon orbiting Pandora.

Nekrotafeyo: Once home to the ancient Eridian civilization, was believed to be a myth until relics revealed its tragic past: the entire population was sacrificed by the Siren Nyriad (who had the power to drain living things of their power) to power the Machine, a device imprisoning an ancient galactic threat. Wracked with guilt, Nyriad sealed herself within a Vault on the planet. Centuries later, explorers Typhon and Leda DeLeon crash-landed on Nekrotafeyo while searching for it and made the planet their home. After discovering and opening the Vault by defeating The Serpent, they celebrated their success with passionate love, leading to the birth of their conjoined twin children, Tyreen and Troy—causing them to absorb the siren power from Nyriad. Knowing the danger their powers posed and the risk of discovery, the couple decided to remain isolated on the planet after separating the conjoined twins. Tragedy struck when Tyreen accidentally killed her mother with her powers, leaving Typhon to raise the twins alone. He told them stories about his adventures, accidentally fueling their want to leave the planet. The planet has a vast and diverse ecosystem, including alien animals, plants, water, mountains, deserts, old ancient city’s, ect. All various shades of blues, purple’s, pinks and greens. Tyreen and Troy have no knowledge or access to the outside world, including the ECHOnet. Typhon Wants to keep them both on the planet and away from humans at all cost to protect the world from their draining power after witnessing Tyreen kill her mother by accident.

ECHOnet: The ECHOnet is a system of communication across the greater plain of Pandora. It is mainly wireless, requiring only a personal ECHO unit, provided to new arrivals by the Dahl Corporation. An ECHO Device is a multi-function digital communicator used by Vault Hunters across the galaxy. Once registered, these devices are connected to the ECHOnet which allows friends and foes alike to communicate with the user. Other functions include mission tracking, ECHO recording playback, minimap and a heads-up display. Echo Devices are primarily manufactured by the Dahl Corporation.

Vault Hunters: Vault Hunters (aka Treasure Hunters) are people who want the treasure from alien vaults.

Sirens: Sirens are individuals who have acquired incredible, mysterious powers, and are physically distinguished by elaborate tattoos that cover half of their bodies. It is said that only six Sirens can exist at any given time, and when a Siren dies, their role as a Siren passes on to another individual, either their chosen heir who inherits their powers, or an individual in the universe who instead gets random powers. All Sirens are inexplicably drawn to the planet Pandora at some point in their lives. They’re power opens vaults.

Eridium: Eridium is a highly sought after and rare purple crystal like material the appeared after opening the first vault. It was used by Eridians. Eridians are an innumerably ancient, highly mysterious, and presumably extinct alien race

Troy’s current residences: he currently lives on Nekrotafeyo in a hidden cave that has been transformed into a home. Platform’s having been built, rooms made from the many dead ends, ect.

Troy’s family/friends/acquaintances: His family consists of his father Typhon, his deceased mother Leda and his sister Tyreen.

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Troy Information: Troy’s physical appearance reflects the harshness of the environment in which he is raised. He is a young man who carries the marks of survival, but also someone whose body is still in flux, struggling to find a sense of identity and strength. Troy is 19 years old and stands at 6’6.

Troy’s skin, even as a young man, has a deep, sun-kissed tan, a characteristic of the harsh sun and arid conditions of Nekrotafeyo. His skin has a rugged, bronze tone with very little hair except for the happy trail from his bellybutton to his navel. Though smooth in some areas, his body is dotted with small scars and blemishes from the rough life he leads. Troy’s left arm is mechanical and made out of metal, having not had one due to being conjoined twins with his sister before being separated.

Troy’s face is marked by sharp, angular features that define his more menacing appearance. His high cheekbones and strong jawline lend him a natural beauty, but one with a dangerous edge. His expression is prone to shifting moods—sometimes a mask of intense concentration, excitement, and occasionally a more vacant, sadder stare that betrays his inner conflict. His eyes are almond in shape, icy blue in color, and framed by thick lashes.

Troy’s hair is dark black, wild, and untamed, spiked towards the left side. It is unruly, falling in loose strands over his forehead, swept in an untamed, upward-angled spikiness. It is an expression of rebellion and unrestrained energy, a stark contrast to his sister Tyreen’s slightly more controlled and cultivated appearance.

Troy is lean and wiry, with muscles that reflect his active lifestyle. His time spent exploring the barren landscapes of Nekrotafeyo, scavenging for food, and surviving in a world devoid of civilization means that his body is marked by endurance rather than brute strength. His frame is flexible, able to navigate the harsh environment quickly, relying on agility more than power. He is naturally bigger than his sister and father, both in muscle and height.

Troy’s skin bears Siren tattoos. Unlike the symmetrical, flowing patterns of Tyreen’s blue tattoos, Troy’s are red, less defined, chaotic, and jagged in nature. They glow red when he uses his power instead of blue like Tyreen’s, a stark contrast to his sister’s, and seem to pulse with a faint, internal energy that is far weaker than hers. Troy only gains his Siren powers due to being conjoined twins with his sister at birth, causing her power to spread to him. Unlike Tyreen, Troy cannot fully use the Siren power and relies on his sister to give him both energy and strength to stay alive. Tyreen is a Siren with the ability to leech the power from living beings, potentially killing them. Troy, however, can only do this on a smaller scale.

He wears no shirt. A knee-length, thick, sleeveless, black, white, and gray jacket with muted red accents and a high collar lined with thick, black fur. The bottom of the jacket splits into two short tailcoats and has a symbol of two skulls on the center of the back. A single, fingerless black glove on his right hand. A pair of grayish-green and gray pants with yellow accents, a yellow belt, and shin guards. There is a small pouch hooked to his left hip and another fastened to his right thigh. Gray boots with thick, leather straps at the top. A few chain necklaces around his neck with two thick, red glow sticks attached, and his ears are pierced by black gauges. His mechanical arm is fastened to his body via a semi-metal harness that wraps around his neck with leather straps, shoulder, and partially down his back. The arm itself is removable and covered in stickers and graffiti.

His father, Typhon DeLeon, is a figure who wanders between absentee and overly caring. His sister, Tyreen, is a force of nature—dominant, charismatic, and controlling. In many ways, Troy is left to fend for himself, caught between the competing pressures of trying to live up to his father’s expectations and constantly being overshadowed by his twin sister.

His relationship with Tyreen is strained. He adores her but also resents her. She is everything Troy feels he can never be—strong, capable, and commanding. Tyreen takes the spotlight in every situation, whether it is in their father’s eyes or in the rare interactions with the few remaining denizens of Nekrotafeyo. Troy is the quieter, more withdrawn twin, though his yearning for recognition burns deep within him. He is always in her shadow, a fact that both nurtures his admiration for her and feeds a growing bitterness.

Troy’s dependency on Tyreen, both emotionally and physically, is suffocating at times. As a parasitic twin, his life is a constant struggle to keep up with his more capable sister, and this creates an overwhelming sense of inadequacy. He is fully aware that his existence is constantly framed by Tyreen’s brilliance and superiority, and while he admires her, he can’t help but feel inferior. This duality—his dependence on her love and his resentment of her power—shapes much of Troy’s emotional landscape.

Beneath Troy’s brash, sometimes chaotic exterior, there is a profound insecurity that marks his character. As the weaker twin, both physically and emotionally, he is consumed by a desire to prove himself. While his sister is admired and revered, Troy often feels as though he is invisible, his talents and abilities ignored. This lack of acknowledgment builds a gnawing hunger inside him—hunger for power, for respect, and for the validation he can never seem to get.

He struggles with deep feelings of inadequacy and helplessness, exacerbated by his father’s neglect. Typhon DeLeon, the man who should be his role model, is consumed by his own pursuit of Eridian artifacts and rarely pays attention to his children. Troy’s relationship with his father is distant, with Typhon seeing his son more as a side note to his grand adventures than as a person in his own right. This lack of a stable father figure, coupled with the constant comparison to his sister, leaves Troy emotionally fragile.

While Troy’s internal battle between wanting validation from his sister and resenting her dominance is complex, his desire for power is perhaps the most consistent aspect of his personality. He yearns to be more than just Tyreen’s shadow, and in those moments of solitude, he fantasizes about becoming someone greater than he is—someone who can command respect, someone who doesn’t need to rely on anyone. He dreams of rising to prominence, not only to surpass Tyreen but to step out of the fractured, emotional confines of his existence on Nekrotafeyo.

Though Troy is less powerful than Tyreen, he already shows signs of sadistic tendencies. His acts of cruelty are small but telling—manipulating smaller creatures on the planet, toying with their lives, and showing little empathy for their suffering. His cruelty, even in his youth, is often a reflection of his inner turmoil—a need to exert control over his environment in ways that feel familiar and comforting, even if it comes at the expense of others. However, he is still far nicer than his sister and often feels guilty about it later on. He comes off as something of a giddy dork in comparison to Tyreen, being playful, shy, gentle with in most cases and flirtatious. Although somewhat awkward, he is still charming, mildly confident, witty, a dork, flamboyant, and ultimately intelligent. He is, however, occasionally prone to moments of melancholy or uncontrollable bursts of rage, particularly when he feels slighted or ignored. His emotional fragility is a ticking time bomb, waiting for the moment when it will fully unravel.

Troy has never met anyone other than his mother, father and sister.